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*The fake Gale looks very mad about what happens, so why did he tell Locke that nothing happens if you don't push the button? He basically caused the discharge by telling Locke this, even though The Pearl Orientation Video helps Locke further make up his mind about this. |
*The fake Gale looks very mad about what happens, so why did he tell Locke that nothing happens if you don't push the button? He basically caused the discharge by telling Locke this, even though The Pearl Orientation Video helps Locke further make up his mind about this. |
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*Desmond tells Locke he will "kill us all" , Locke says he "saved us all" and very well could have in the long run by allowing the discharge which is detected by the listening station , leading to the discovery of the location of the Island by the outside world. |
*Desmond tells Locke he will "kill us all" , Locke says he "saved us all" and very well could have in the long run by allowing the discharge which is detected by the listening station , leading to the discovery of the location of the Island by the outside world. |
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+ | * The discharge may be an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_pulse Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)]. If it is, it will most likely render all electronics on the island "useless". |
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Revision as of 15:46, 25 May 2006
After Desmond triggered the Fail Safe, there is some kind of discharge.
External link to .ogg recording of the discharge
Facts
- A huge, blinding white (to the viewers of the show) or violet (according to one of the characters) glow covers the entire island.
- The island shakes, as evidenced by camera movement.
- A painful buzzing sound is heard too, the islanders have to cover their ears.
- Whatever was discharged, it was powerful enough to throw the (very heavy) quarantine door in the air, almost crushing Bernard and Claire; also, other objects were apparently erupted into the sky and then scattered on the ground.
Theories
- The discharge was some kind of explosion, killing Eko, Locke and Desmond, still remaining in the hatch.
- Rather than being thrown by an explosion, the hatch door could have been lifted by an outwardly-expanding bubble of magnetic fields (similar to a Gauss gun) and then simply fallen once the field dissappated.
- The discharge has something to do with the Electromagnetic Anomaly picked up by Portuguese researchers at the end of Live Together, Die Alone.
- Strangely affected Charlie, maybe even Locke, Desmond, and Eko, (if they are still alive), either with the sickness, or some other way, because they were in the direct path of the new incident. It was magnetic, not necasarily killing them, but affecting them somehow.
- Incident caused the change in climate, (the snow storm), at the end of the episode, if it is the same period of time.
- The fake Gale looks very mad about what happens, so why did he tell Locke that nothing happens if you don't push the button? He basically caused the discharge by telling Locke this, even though The Pearl Orientation Video helps Locke further make up his mind about this.
- Desmond tells Locke he will "kill us all" , Locke says he "saved us all" and very well could have in the long run by allowing the discharge which is detected by the listening station , leading to the discovery of the location of the Island by the outside world.
- The discharge may be an Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP). If it is, it will most likely render all electronics on the island "useless".
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